texts: He is a former professional footballer and a football manager. He is the manager of Municipal. He is the club's all-time top scorer and played as a forward for 10 years. He was the manager of Toluca up to the end of the year. Cardozo's tally of 25 international goals is the second most for the nation and puts him ninth in their most-capped players of all time. He was a member of the team that won silver in the 2004 Olympic tournament. <mask> began his professional career in 1988 when he made his River Plate debut.After four years in River, he moved to FC St. Gallen. He returned to South America in 1993 and joined Universidad Catlica de Chile. He moved to Club Toluca of Mexico after playing for Club Olimpia of Asuncion. In the 1995 season, Cardozo only appeared in three games, scoring no goals. He scored 7 goals in 13 games in the winter. He has scored a record 249 goals for the club in his ten years with the team. Cardozo was the top scorer in the league four times.After scoring his 250th goal for Monarcas Morelia, he moved to the 4th spot in the list of all-time top scorers in the Mexico Primera Division. <mask> was elected as the Paraguayan Footballer of the Year in the years 2000, 2002 and 2003 and the South American Footballer of the Year in 2002. Despite being opposed to the move, <mask> was transferred to Argentine team San Lorenzo deAlmagro in June 2005 and only scored 4 goals due to injuries that kept him away from playing several games. Cardozo refused to play through the pain. Cardozo played through much of the 2001 season despite suffering a broken wrist in the season opener, even though he struggled through the 1997 campaign with injuries. The all-time leading scorer for Toluca is <mask>. Cardozo tried to return to Club Olimpia to finish his career.He couldn't re-sign for the club because the league's transfer deadline had already passed. He retired from football because he couldn't sign for Olimpia. He scored over 300 goals in his career. In June 2008 a farewell match was held to honor his career and contributions to football. A sellout crowd watched Cardozo score two goals. <mask> was the all-time leading scorer for the Paraguayan national team with 25 goals, but the record was broken by Roque Santa Cruz. He played for his country at the 1998 and 2002 World Cup and was named in the original 2006 World Cup squad but he was injured during training and replaced by Dante Lpez.At the 2004 Summer Olympics, <mask> was an over-age player. On 4 August, before the Summer Olympics began, he played in a preparation game against the Portugal of the same name in the city of Algarve, resulting in a 5–0 defeat. The final result of the 2006 World Cup qualification was 4–1, and he scored three times. Paraguay's goal tally first is listed in the International goals Paraguay U23 Score and Result list. <mask> was named the interim coach of Club Olimpia in November of 2006 after Oscar Paulin was fired due to poor performances by the team. He was an assistant coach for the team of Indios de Juarez for the Apertura 2009. <mask> returned to Olimpia Asuncin in November of 2009.He led the team into their first Liguilla and the team's highest place in the regular season. He eliminated Guadalajara in the Quarter Finals and then lost to Tigres in the semi-finals. <mask>'s resignation was due to the poor results of the season that began with poor results against rivals Atlas and Estudiantes Tecos. He was appointed to manage Olimpia again on 25 September 2012 after the departure of Gregorio Perez. <mask> was announced as the new manager of Club Deportivo Toluca of Mexico on 7 May. During the 2016 Clausura, <mask> confirmed that he would no longer coach Toluca beyond the end of the season despite still having a year left on his contract. He stated that since he didn't achieve his goal of reaching the playoffs with the club, he had nothing to do with the club anymore.He said that when a team can no longer accomplish what is asked of it, the first change that must come is the manager. After being sacked in September, Chiapas <mask> Cardozo. <mask> was appointed manager of Guadalajara on June 12. The 1992 Summer Olympics silver medal was the individual Mexican Primera Divisi. San Lorenzo deAlmagro is a football team that plays in the Argentine Primera Divisin.There are managers of Deportivo Toluca F.C. F.C. managers. Managers C.D. South American Footballer of the Year winners at the 2004 Summer Olympics are Guadalajara managers.

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texts: The "godfather" of the style of rock and roll played by Indian artists in the 1950s and 1960s was <mask>. He is considered one of the most important figures in Dutch popular music, and "defied the notion that early rock and roll was a phenomenon of white and black musicians from America". He was known for his wide vocal range and virtuoso guitar playing. He has been cited as a major influence by many Dutch musicians. Tielman is credited with releasing the first Dutch rock and roll single in 1958, as well as leading the first Dutch rock band with international appeal, the Tielman Brothers, in a career that spanned seven decades, from the mid 1950s to his death in 2011. The Tielman Brothers received the highest fees in Europe during their heyday in the 1950s and 1960s. He received a decoration in the Order of Orange Nassau.Tielman died of cancer. Dutch East Indies <mask> was born on May 30, 1936. His father was a captain in the KNIL and his mother was from Europe. The couple had 5 children, including <mask>. <mask> and his siblings were taken care of by their mother after the Japanese invaded the Indies. The world was broken when war came. My world fell apart.The family was together after the Japanese surrendered. <mask> and his siblings used their father's musical training to perform jazz standards at private functions. After the Japanese surrender, Indonesia proclaimed its independence within half a year. The siblings played both American and traditional Indonesian music. The Tielman siblings became household names when the Netherlands formally recognised Indonesia's independence in 1949. The song "Guitar Boogie" was written by Arthur "Guitar Boogie" Smith. Tielman said that he and his brothers converted to rock 'n roll by adding drums to the song.Les Paul, Elvis Presley, Little Richard, Bill Haley, Fats Domino and Chuck Berry were some of the rock and roll musicians the band played. <mask> played in several bands, including the family band, as well as the bands of Dolf de Vries and Freddy Wehner. It was feared that the Bersiap violence would be repeated after anti-Dutch rules and regulations increased in the late 1950s. Dutch businesses and properties were seized, Dutch social services were stopped, Dutch schools were banned and the last Dutch nationals were expelled. The Tielman siblings were forced to return to the Netherlands when they were pressured to give up their Dutch citizenship. The Tielman family moved to the Netherlands in 1957, first to a boarding house in Breda and then to The Hague. They had a difficult time in the Netherlands.Tielman said that music was the only thing that kept them going after their first boarding house was sad. The siblings went to a music shop to get a new guitar. The siblings were allowed to play Elvis tunes for the owner and his family. Tielman received a guitar at a discount and only a small down payment. <mask> and his brothers used to play at a hotel for 2,50 guilders a week. They were not appreciated by the Dutch establishment or mainstream press as they were able to slowly acquire a fan base. The brothers' music was criticized and dismissed by influential opinion makers on national radio and television.The first Dutch rock 'n' roll single was recorded by the Tielman Brothers after they were signed by a Belgian company. In the Netherlands, the band's showmanship, acrobatic stage antics and rowdy sound were rare. The band started to perform internationally. The Dutch kids knew what was going on even though they were referred to as "music rapists". The <mask> brothers were the first to play Les Paul guitars in Europe. The band recorded some German-language songs in Germany. They played many live venues in the Reeperbahn area of Hamburg, a city with many American GIs and a lively music scene.Both the German and British musicians played there. George Harrison talked about his time in Germany in an interview with Rolling Stone. The emergence of British beat music led to the demise of Tielman and his band. Tielman became upset over hysterical actions by fans, which included cases where women slit their wrists in front of the stage to get his attention. Tielman said in the 1990 TV interview that it was nothing to be proud of. It is very sad. I couldn't stand it anymore.The Beatles might be able to deal with that kind of thing. Not me. Tielman left his family and property to live in the jungles of Kalimantan with the Dayak people in the late 1970s. He recalls that the Dayak monkeys hunted for food. I hunted chicken. After 2 years of living a low profile, he was tracked down by a female fan in the backwoods. For over a year the young German woman, who later became his wife, <mask>, stayed with him until he decided to return to the "civilised" world and resume his career.<mask> lived in Australia for 5 years. He went to Asia, Australia, New Zealand and Hawaii. Occasionally he would return to the Netherlands. After the book Rockin Ramona was published in 1989, the Netherlands was re-discovering and rehabilitating its musical pioneers and <mask> was getting more and more recognition as a founding father of Dutch pop music. <mask> returned to the Netherlands full-time. He played in a concert with the Tielman Brothers. He released a solo album in 1994 and 1995 followed by tours to the Caribbean and North America.The album was named after his daughter. The Elvis Presley festival was held at the Amsterdam RAI Convention Centre. The album was presented in 1998 at the Pasar Malam Besar. <mask> celebrated his 50th anniversary as an artist with a show at The Hague Houtrusthallen. Dutch artists like Herman Brood and Wally Tax expressed their admiration for <mask>, who received a lot of publicity in the Dutch media leading up to this anniversary. <mask> was in the United States in 1999. <mask>man recorded a new album in Amsterdam.He recorded a live DVD called It's My Life in 2004. The DVD was presented in 2005 at the Pasar Malam Besar. <mask> was named to the Order of Orange-Nassau in 2005. At the Dutch national benefit for the victims of the tsunami in 2004, he was joined by two other Indonesian artists, and they performed traditional Indonesian songs. The 60th anniversary of the Pelita Foundation was celebrated in 2007, with <mask> playing with Chris Latul. The 50 Years of Nederpop Foundation held a weekend long festival in 2008 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the single "Rock Little Baby of Mine". He performed in Amsterdam during the 50 Years of Nederpop Live festival.He was the keynote speaker at the 5 May Liberation Day celebrations in The Hague. He recorded the album 21st Century Rock, which includes new versions of hits from the Tielman Brothers, as well as a new version of "Rock Little Baby of Mine". He and Jan Akkerman performed a one-off concert at the fair. When <mask> was diagnosed with cancer in the fall of 2009, he canceled his tour. He was operated on in November. Riem de Wolff of the Blue Diamonds played a show at the Benidorm Palace in Spain in March 2010 after recovering from his illness. <mask> celebrated his 75th birthday and held a sold-out farewell concert at the Bintang Theatre in 2011.<mask> died of cancer on November 10, 2011. "Ballemaker, Harry, <mask>, A. <mask>, that's my life, that's my life, that's my life, that's my life, that's my life, that's my life, that's my life, Music from NL is an online biography of the Netherlands Center of Music. The article was in Rolling Stone Indonesia. The article was published on 11 July 2011. People of the Dutch East Indies, Dutch people of Indonesian descent, and people from Makassar died in 2011.

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texts: <mask> is an American poet. He has written and edited over 30 books. He is associated with poetry. The poem was written between 1979 and 2004. The first section of the new poem, Universe, appears to be called Revelator. In the 1960s, Silliman attended a number of universities, but did not get a degree. He resided in the San Francisco Bay area for more than 40 years.He taught in the Graduate Writing Program at San Francisco State University, at the University of California at San Diego, at New College of California and at Naropa University. A lobbyist, an ethnographer, a newspaper editor, a director of development, and the executive editor of the Socialist Review have all been worked on by Silliman. He was a member of the 1980 Census Oversight Committee, the Arson Task Force of the San Francisco Fire Department, and the State Department of Health's Task Force on Health Conditions in Locale Detention Facilities. After retiring at the end of 2011, Silliman worked as a market analyst in the computer industry. He calls his poetry part of a lifework, which he refers to as a form of Balinese dance drama based on an ancient text. The first poem of The Age of Huts was called "Ketjak". The work will consist of The Age of Huts, Tjanting, The Alphabet, and Universe.In 1995 he moved to Chester County, Pennsylvania, where he lives with his wife and two sons. Although he has come to be associated with the Language poets for most of his career, Silliman came of age under the sign of Donald Allen's New American Poetry. He said that the first publication was in Berkeley. He was published in journals associated with the School of Quietude in the 1960s. He began looking for alternatives because he thought that early acceptance was less a recognition of his skills than a lack of standards. Various editing projects that he took part in gave him the opportunity to work with a wide range of poets. The Tottels newsletter was one of the early places for Language Poetry.He says "The Dwelling Place" was his first attempt to write about language poetry. He and Tom Mandel co-curated a reading series at the Grand Piano. Some of the poets who took part in this series are still working on a work based on the readings. This collaboration became part of an experiment in collective autobiography, co-authored by ten Language poets in San Francisco. The project consisted of 10 volumes. The other writers included were Bob Perelman, Tom Mandel, Kit Robinson, Rae Armantrout, and Ted Pearson. The authors took part in a reading and performance series.The writing project began as an online collaboration, first via an interactive web site and later through a listserv. The early/mid-1970s is when Criticism Silliman's mature critical writing began. The essay "Disappearance of the Author, Appearance of the World" was first published in the journal Art Con. The issue of Margins devoted to the work of Clark Coolidge was edited by him. He began to give talks and write essays on a regular basis. He said that he was influenced by the poets in The New American Poetry. These are the same figures that have been around for a long time.In the American Tree, a collection of American language poetry, was published in 1986. He writes about poetry and poetics. In 2012 Silliman was one of three Kelly Writers House fellows at the University of Pennsylvania. The Poetry Foundation gave him the annual Levinson Prize in 2010. He was a 2003 literary fellow of the National Endowment for the Arts, a 2002 Fellow of the Pennsylvania Arts Council, and a 1998 PEW Fellow in the Arts. There are plaques honoring poets and authors on a sidewalk in Berkeley, California. Critical studies and reviews of <mask>'s work Against Conceptual Poetry can be found here.Modern American Poetry is a weblog focused on contemporary poetry and poetics. The New Sentence: The original talk was given on September 16, 1979 at the San Francisco Art. San Francisco State University alumni and American male poets were born in 1946.

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Ron Silliman
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texts: <mask> was a loyalist activist in Northern Ireland. When he was in charge of the West Belfast brigade, he became notorious for his time in the UDA. He is a native of the Woodvale area. During the 1980s and 1990s, the 'B' Company of the UDA's West Belfast brigade covered the Woodvale area at the top of the Shankill Road. British agent Brian Nelson was closely involved with this role. The UDA broke down the front door of Slane's home and shot him four times in the head. An article in the UDA's magazine claimed that Slane was a member of the Irish People's Liberation Organisation, but the IPLO did not claim him.Nelson blamed <mask> for the killing in 1992. Nelson said that he obtained a photograph of Slane and showed it to people who identified him as the driver. Nelson claimed that after sending a team to find Slane's house, he gave the picture to <mask>, who then dispatched a murder squad. Johnny was one of the two men who killed Slane, but in reality he was not one of them. The actual killers have not been identified but they were picked by <mask> from within the ranks of B Company. The murder case in Northern Ireland will be reopened in June of 2011. A number of leading figures within the West Belfast UDA were imprisoned as part of the Stevens Inquiries.The brigade's three sub-units, A, B and C companies, were led by the commanders of A, B and C companies, Matt Kincaid and William "Winkie" Dodds. Most of his allies in the UDA had already retired or died before he was removed as brigadier and declared persona non grata. Tommy Irvine preferred a less centralised structure to the brigade and gave more of a free hand to the more violent minded younger men. The Stevens Inquiries arrest came a few weeks after Irvine made <mask> military commander of the West Belfast brigade. Irvine was arrested in August 1990 and replaced by Ken Barrett. Billy Kennedy, Tommy's brother-in-law, took over the role of West Belfast briadier after a power struggle broke out. Johnny Adair was appointed to the role of military commander by <mask> after he was released from prison.C Company, which was Adair's main power base, was feared to have become financially independent of the West Belfast brigade by the late 1990s. When the Langley Street Social Club, a major source of income, was raided by police and put out of business, <mask> was happy, but he was worried about what would happen when Adair talked about targeting members of the RUC. The brigadier was able to convince his second in command to abandon his plan to kill police because he remained close to <mask>. During the summer of 1993 the pair went on a holiday together with their families. <mask> had built up a large network of extortion and racketeering and had concentrated on the moneymaking elements of the UDA. After being arrested on charges of extortion in 1993, he was forced to give up his position as brigadier. Johnny Adair became the new West Belfast briadier.The killing of Noel Cardwell by C Company in December 1993 incensed <mask>, who became increasingly angry at the violence of Adair. Cardwell was a glass collector at the Diamond Jubilee Bar and liked to hang out with the C Company top men. Cardwell was viewed as a harmless figure of fun by them. A member of C Company spiked Cardwell's drink with ecstasy and he was taken to the Royal Victoria Hospital. The members of the RUC visited him in the hospital and asked him who he had been drinking with. The code of secrecy governing the UDA was not comprehended by Cardwell. Cardwell was kidnapped and subjected to a long and brutal interrogation process in order to send a message to informers.Gary McMaster was sentenced to life imprisonment for his part in the murder after he was shot and left to bleed to death. After the killing of Cardwell, <mask> and Matt Kincaid hatched a plan to have a gun placed in Adair's house in order to give them a chance to reason with him. Despite the killing of Adair, he remained a hugely popular figure on the Shankill. After his release in the mid 1990s, <mask> returned to influence under new brigadier Winkie Dodds, who was appointed in his place after his own arrest. The wedding of Adair and Gina Crossan was held in prison. <mask> had a close relationship with a former member of the UVF who was allied to Billy Wright, who was the leader of the Loyalist Volunteer Force. In his 2000 feud with the UVF, he tried to get <mask> back in command of B Company.The UVF shot and killed two of Adair's allies on the Crumlin Road on August 21st. The Progressive Unionist Party spokesman Billy Hutchinson was on television when Adair rang him and told him to kill him. Although he had no desire to be involved in the feud, <mask> intimated that he would, even though his phone had been bugged by the Special Branch. The social club Spence and B Company ran on Heather Street had to be guarded by soldiers of the British Army because of the solid UVF turf in the Woodvale area. The feud ended as a result of no attack on Hutchinson and the return of Adair to jail. Nelson's claims about the Pat Finucane killing were broadcast in the June 2002 episode of the programme. It was not the first time that such allegations had been made.The suggestion of a high-ranking informer raised a lot of anger and the only solution was to kill him. The incident helped to drive a wedge between the two, as Adair refused to sanction the killing, as he remained on good terms with <mask> and felt that he was loyal. The Shankill of C Company and Adair's supporters were taken out of the picture in 2003 by a South Belfast brigadier. In a carefully orchestrated media campaign over the following months, Adair denounced <mask> as a liar and a tout. McDonald's assault on the Lower Shankill was aided by <mask>, who was tired of Adair's extremism. In late 2003 he took over as briadier in West Belfast when his old rival, Mo Courtney, was arrested, after being loyal to the new regime on the Shankill. As the constant press attacks from Adair began to damage his credibility, he had officially left this role by early 2004.This didn't happen and when he left prison the following year, he immediately left for Bolton, where his followers had fled. By November 2004, <mask> was still in the role as a brigadier. In 2006 the Daily Ireland reported that the UDA intended to expel <mask>, as part of a move aimed at removing a number of "undesirables", including the Shoukri brothers, whose presence was seen as damaging the UDA's chances of securing government funding for its projects. The paper reported that there was a reluctance amongst the leadership to oust him as he was likely to take much of their money. The paper first reported on the rumour of <mask> being stood down in April 2005. In 2006 Matt Kincaid became the new briadier. The most recent time that he was recorded was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780According to the press, the loyalists spent most of their time at bars and strip clubs. A loyalist feud broke out within the UDA North Belfast brigade between the supporters of its leader John Bunting and a dissident tendency based in Tigers Bay who wanted to oust him and install Robert Molyneaux as a replacement. The West Belfast brigade split from the rest of the UDA due to the fact that they were closely involved with the dissidents. Matt Kincaid was offered the chance to re-integrate the West Belfast brigade with the wider UDA if he expelled <mask> and Mo Courtney, who were reported to be one of the leading figures in the conspiracy. The proposal was rejected by Kincaid, but he chose to support them. The head of the Derry and North Antrim brigade, as well as Bunting, McDonald and Birch, were reported to have met to discuss the feud in September of last year. According to the report, they agreed that a new command structure for the brigade should be put in place by members of the wider UDA who would then take the lead in ousting the three men they identified as the biggest trouble-makers.<mask> Simpson, a former brigadier who was driven out of Northern Ireland over a decade earlier, was recruited by the West Belfast leaders in order to return to his former role. There are references to David and Jordan. Mad Dog: The Rise and Fall of Johnny Adair and 'C' Company was published in 2004. Ian S., Crimes of Loyalty: A History of the UDA, Edinburgh University Press, is the author of Policing the Peace in Northern Ireland: Politics, Crime and Security After the Belfast Agreement.

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texts: <mask> was the lead guitarist in the progressive metal band Nevermore from 1991 to 2011. He joined Arch Enemy and Graham Bonnet's Alcatrazz in the same year. He has released two albums as a solo artist. When he got his first instrument at nine or ten years old, he didn't start practicing seriously until around the age of 15. He joined more established bands after playing in a few cover bands and three death metal bands. At the age of 16, he won Wisconsin's Guitar Wars contest. He tried out for Megadeth.<mask> was fired from the band at the age of 16. After they played a few songs together, Dave Mustaine, the band's vocalist and other lead guitarist, thanked Loomis and told him that one day he would become a great guitar player, but because of his age, he was not right for the position. Marty Friedman became very interested when he was told that Loomis saw Cacophony on tour. Marty joined the band in 1989. As the lead guitarist for Nevermore, he shared the stage with Megadeth at Mustaine's Gigantour festival in 2005. Zero Order Phase is a solo album by Loomis. At this time, Megadeth were looking for a new guitarist and invited Loomis to join them.He kept working on his solo album despite turning the band down. Chris Broderick was given the part of Megadeth after auditioning. After auditioning for the lead part in Megadeth, he was unable to join Sanctuary because guitarist Sean Blosl had already left the band. Sanctuary broke up four months after he took his place because of a dispute caused by a guitarist who wanted to make a style of music called grunge. The band Nevermore was formed in late 1994 after the break-up of Sanctuary, with Loomis becoming the lead guitarist. He was the main writer of Nevermore. His contributions can be found in albums such as The Politics of Ecstasy, Dreaming Neon Black, This Godless Endeavor, and Nevermore's 2010 album, The Obsidian Conspiracy.The sound that Nevermore has today can be traced back to the use of 7- string guitars and techniques such as sweep picking. The critically acclaimed album Dead Heart in a Dead World, which he wrote most of the songs before Nevermore, is one of his more important musical showcases. He and drummer Van Williams left Nevermore due to personal and musical differences. In 2005, he reported that he would take some time as a break and begin recording a solo album. He said, "It's something I've been wanting to do for a long time." It will be like aMarty Friedman kind of thing. On April 1, 2008, Loomis said that all 10 songs which had been written had had the drum parts recorded and they would soon begin tracking the rhythm guitar.On July 3, 2008, it was announced that the album would be called Zero Order Phase. It was released in September. The guests are Ron Jarzombek, Pat O'Brien, and Michael Manring. Dave Mustaine of Megadeth was invited to join as the lead guitarist, but he turned it down. On January 1, 2011, he played a guitar solo on the album Awaken the Stone King. He played a solo in the song "Racecar" on the album. Plains of Oblivion was released on April 10, 2012 by Century Media Records.On the record, Marty Friedman, Tony MacAlpine and Chris Poland performed solo. The Contortionist, Chimp Spanner, and 7 Horns 7 Eyes were on the tour. There was a melodic death metal band called Soilwork. The recording of an instrumental album by Alex Rdinger of The Faceless and others will be funded by donations. Nick Cordle was replaced as the guitarist of melodic death metal band Arch Enemy. His first show with them was in Lyon, France. Arch Enemy vocalist Alissa White-Gluz collaborated with Loomis on her upcoming solo record.He said in January that he was working on a third solo album. <mask> joined Graham Bonnet's Alcatrazz in June 2021. He explained how to play the riffs and solo of Nevermore in a monthly column in Guitar World magazine. The Merchants of Menace is a column written by his former co- guitarist in Nevermore, Steve Smyth. He shows guitarists how to play and explain his style and signature guitar in Nevermore. He provided the voice of Thunderbolt Murderface in Williams Street Presents Metalocalypse on Adult Swim. The first instructional video was released by Guitar World.The two-part instructional DVD series with RockHouseMethod is scheduled for a late 2010 release. Recording took place in the fall of 2009. The <mask>s C7 FR Signature Model is one of the string guitars that he plays. He plays the C-7 Hellraiser and C-7 Blackjack with active humbucker and Seymour Duncan pickups. He played a wide variety of guitars, including ESP, Jackson, and Warmoth. He can be seen using an ESP in the video. He owns a custom ESP.Peavey's XXX head was used by him. After endorsing the Krank amplifier, he could be seen live using the Krankenstein heads and cabs. Most of their heads were used at one time or another, most notably the SE 670, Fireball, and the Engl Special Edition E570 Rack-mounted Preamp with Engl 100W Stereo Poweramp. The C-7 Hellraiser model was the basis for the <mask> Signature Schecter 7-string. It has the EMG 707 active pickups, ash body, and three piece maple neck. A new signature model was released. It is the same as his other one, but it has a fixed bridge.There is an acoustic LAG Tramontane T 100 ASCEBLK that Loomis can be seen playing. The redesign of the Loomis series was announced in January. They now feature all-black hardware, a thinner body with a deeper archop, a thinner, un-tinted neck, and the option of either a Hipshot. For better upper-fret access, the neck was moved. It is available in either red or black. You can use a hard shell case for the case. The guitars have Seymour Duncan active pickups.The freedom to play other guitars in the collection has been granted by Loomis. He became a Jackson endorsed artist in December of last year and is currently working on a signature model. Loomis uses strings. He used to use a heavier 10–52 (skinny top, heavy bottom) + 70 gauge along with the 1.5mm Sharp picks. He uses the Line6 Helix rack with Seymour Duncan PowerStage 700 for amplification. The ENGL Amps is a 120 head. Also E 670.Korg Padkontrol Apple Macbook Pro Apogee Quartet interface Two Notes Torpedo Studio is a rack pro tools unit.

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texts: <mask> is an American professional mixed martial artist who competes in the featherweight division for Bellator MMA. <mask> competed in the UFC and was on The Ultimate Fighter: Live. <mask> competed in wrestling at Mt. He is an assistant coach for the team. <mask> began training in MMA in 2007, taking his first amateur fights late in the year and amassing a 4-1 record before turning professional. He took a break from fighting after his first win. He was 9-1 fighting for regional promotions in the United States in 2011.In February of 2012 it was revealed that <mask> was going to be on The Ultimate Fighter: Live. <mask> became an official cast member of the Ultimate Fighter house after defeating his training partner, Erin Beach, via an eight-second knockout. <mask> was selected as the second pick in the draft by Cruz. <mask> was selected to fight Chris Saunders in the first round of the tournament. The fight ended in a split decision. Dana White, the president of the UFC, claimed that <mask> got robbed of the opportunity of going to a third round. Great fight.The Ultimate Fighter 15 finale took place in Las Vegas, Nevada on June 1, 2012 and <mask> made his UFC debut. He won the fight in the second round. <mask> was interested in returning to the division. On October 13, 2012 at UFC 153, <mask> was dropped to thefeatherweight division. <mask> was knocked out by punches in the second round. The Ultimate Fighter 17 finale will feature <mask> and Maximo Blanco. He lost the fight.<mask> was supposed to face Godofredo Pepey at UFC Fight Night 28. Felipe Arantes replaced Pepey who pulled out of the bout due to an injury. Kevin Souza replaced <mask>, who pulled out for undisclosed reasons. The fight took place at UFC Fight Night 32. The 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Cole Miller faced Sicilia at UFC Fight Night 35. He was defeated by submission in the second round.At UFC 173, <mask> was expected to face a promotional newcomer. Choi pulled out of the bout due to an injury. <mask> faced a promotional newcomer. He won the fight. <mask> faced Katsunori Kikuno at UFC Fight Night 52. He was defeated by submission in the second round. On January 24, 2015, <mask> fought at UFC on Fox 14.The 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 At UFC Fight Night 71, a new bout was scheduled for July 15, 2015. In late June, Choi pulled out of the fight for undisclosed reasons and was replaced by Yaotzin Meza. The fight was decided by a unanimous decision. On November 21, 2015, a bout with Choi was scheduled for the third time. The bout was stopped in the first round. Gabriel Bentez faced Sicilia at UFC Fight Night 94.He was defeated by submission in the second round. <mask> and Tucker faced off at UFC Fight Night 105. He lost the fight. <mask> was let go from the company. <mask> signed with Bellator MMA. Marcos Galvo was the former Bellator champion. He won the fight.In his second fight for the promotion, <mask> faced an opponent. He lost the fight in the first round. <mask> was in his third fight for the promotion. He won the fight by a split decision. <mask> signed a new multi-fight contract with Bellator in April. The initial round of the Featherweight GP was lost by <mask> due to a Face crank. Robert Whiteford faced <mask> at the Bellator London 2.Whiteford came back and knocked <mask> out in the final round despite being dropped multiple times. Fight Life, the award-winning mixed martial arts documentary, was directed by James Z. Feng and was released in 2013). <mask> and his wife have a daughter who was born in July of last year.

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texts: He is an American television producer and businessman. He is the chairman of both the Boston Red Sox and theLiverpool Football Club. He first became a part owner of the Padres in 1990 and later was part of the group that purchased the Red Sox in 2002. The team has qualified for the playoffs 10 times and has won four World Series. The Red Sox won a franchise-record number of games in 2018, and went on to win their ninth World Series title. In 2010 he became chairman of the football club. In his time in office, the Reds have won four trophies, two of which were in the last two years.Carsey-<mask> was created as a partnership between <mask> and Carsey. The Cosby Show, Roseanne, 3rd Rock from the Sun and That '70s Show were all produced by the company. He was the executive producer for both Roseanne and The Conners. One of three children born to Henry and <mask> was born to a Jewish family in New York City. He has two siblings, one sister and one brother. He graduated from Harvard University in 1971 and attended a number of schools. He began his television career in 1973, working for ABC-TV.He became the Director of East Coast Prime Time Development in 1975. In 1979 he was promoted to senior vice president. While at ABC, he was involved in the development of several shows. The Carsey-Werner Company was founded in 1980 after <mask> left the network. He was an executive producer of The Cosby Show, A Different World, Roseanne, 3rd Rock from the Sun, and Grounded for Life. In 1996, he was in the Television Hall of Fame. Oxygen, a cable channel which caters to the lifestyle and entertainment interests of the "millennial woman" was started in 2000 by <mask>, Carsey, and Caryn.In 2007, NBC Universal purchased the network for $925 million, and in 2017, it was rebranded as a multiplatform site with a focus on true-crime programming for women. The San Diego Padres were purchased by a group of Southern California investors for US $75 million on June 14, 1990. He was the general managing partner of the ballclub and held the largest financial stake. The 1994 World Series was canceled because of a work strike and the financial disparity between small- and large-market teams made it difficult to make ends meet. The wild-card format that was first implemented in 1995 was an early supporter of the chairman of MLB's television negotiating committee, who was appointed to Major League Baseball's Executive Council. He attempted to promote the team with one of his television shows in between games of a twi-night doubleheader versus the Cincinnati Reds at Jack Murphy Stadium in 1990. Roseanne Barr, the star of one of his sitcoms, was invited to perform The Star-Spangled Banner at the ballpark as part of Working Women's Night.She had a loud, screechy voice while singing the national anthem. She tried to parody baseball players by grabbing her crotch and spitting at the ground. Baseball fans and sportswriters called it either the "Barr-Mangled Banner" or the "Barr-Strangled Banner" because of the publicity stunt. In 1989 the Padres missed out on the NL West title by three games. The 89– 73 record was the second best in franchise history. In 1993 the team fell into the cellar of the NL West, six games behind the Colorado Rockies. It was on its way to a second consecutive last-place finish, but a players strike ended the 1994 campaign.The fall in the rankings was blamed on cost-cutting measures ordered by the investors. On August 31, 1992, Craig Lefferts was traded to the Baltimore Orioles. In the off-season, Tony Fernndez and Mike Maddux were dealt to the New York Mets and Jerald Clark was selected by the Rockies in the expansion draft. The Atlanta Braves shipped Fred McGriff to the Florida Marlins on June 24, 1993. The two men were moved to the Rockies on July 26. A class action was filed against the Padres after the trade of Jackson to Toronto. In December of last year, the team sent a letter to season ticket holders assuring them that the maximum effort would be made to retain Jackson.Jackson won an award in February that changed the economic situation. People involved in the lawsuit were offered refunds. John Moores acquired an 80% interest in the company on December 22, 1994. He sold a 10% share in the franchise to Moores before the start of the season. A group that included former Orioles and Padres CEO Larry Lucchino and Florida Marlins owner John W. Henry made a successful bid to purchase the Boston Red Sox. Their $700 million bid was accepted by MLB on December 20, 2001, with formal approval coming on February 27, 2002. Henry served as principal owner, <mask> was named chairman, and Lucchino became club president and CEO, a collaboration that generated a historic level of success.After three years of making substantial improvements to the ballpark, the new ownership group made a long-term commitment to remain in the historic home of the team. After the ballclub spent the 2002 season under interim GM Mike Port, who replaced Dan Duquette, the new ownership group promoted 28-year-old Theo Epstein, making him the youngest GM in baseball history. After losing to the New York Yankees in seven games in the ALCS, Terry Francona's team won the ALCS in 2004, overcoming a three game to none deficit to the New York Yankees. The World Series titles followed. Francona criticized <mask> for his focus on TV ratings, and quoted him in a 2010 meeting as saying: "We need to start winning in a more exciting fashion." Francona said that <mask> was exaggerating his role in Red Sox management. He hired a public relations firm to get his name in the local newspapers.He would call writers and ask why they didn't mention him in the story. The F.C. is located in the city ofLiverpool. The ownership group of Henry, Lucchino, and <mask> bought the team in 2010. Lawyers acting on behalf of the Royal Bank of Scotland lent money to George N. Gillett, Jr. On November 25, 2010, F.C. Martin Broughton would be replaced by <mask> on December 1, 2010. Kenny Dalglish was fired as manager of the club in May 2012 due to the club's poor league results.Dalglish's success in lifting the club from 4 points above the relegation zone to a League Cup win and an FA Cup Finals appearance in just over a season was seen as a poor decision by football experts. Brendan Rodgers took over from Dalglish in the middle of the season and helped the Reds finish second in the league and earn a spot in the playoffs. The sale of Luis Suarez to F.C. caused Rodgers to lose his job after failing to qualify for the playoffs a second time. A disappointing start to the season for Barcelona. The German manager was named as his replacement. According to El Pas, co-owner John Henry did not trust public opinion so he looked for a mathematical method very similar to Moneyball, which turned out to be Cambridge physicist Ian Graham's mathematical model. In his first year in charge, he led the team to the Football League Cup Final.Despite the sale of Philippe Coutinho to Barcelona in the middle of the season, the Reds made it to the finals of the European competition for the first time in 11 years. After finishing second to Manchester City in the Premier League race, the Reds went on to win their sixth title in the competition, which was also the first trophy under Klopp's management. The contract extension was signed after the European Cup win. In June 2020, after a long season due to the COVID-19 epidemic,Liverpool won their first ever premier league title and their first top division league title since 1990. The Red Sox Foundation is a charitable arm of the Boston Red Sox. The Red Sox Foundation has supported hundreds of youth baseball programs in New England, helped 288 Boston public school students with college scholarships, and donated to more than 1,780 organizations. The Home Base Program was created in 2008 to help veterans and their families cope with traumatic brain injuries.Major League Baseball's first-ever "Commissioner's Award for Philanthropic excellence" was given to the Red Sox Foundation in November of 2011. At the Professional Baseball Scouts Foundation's annual "In the spirit of the Game" Sports and Entertainment Spectacular, <mask> received the Dave Winfield Humanitarian Award. The United States Army gave the "Outstanding Civilian Service Award" to <mask> for his creation of the Home Base Program. From 2016 to 2020 he donated more than $100,000 to Democratic candidates and causes. Los Angeles is where <mask> lives. He is divorced from his first wife and has three children with her. External links at Yahoo!The Harvard Lampoon alumni are from New York City. Television producers from New York City are alumni of St. Bernard's School.

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texts: <mask>. was a Pennsylvanian minister and educator. He attended two colleges. In addition to being principal of the Bloomsburg State Normal School from 1877 to 1890 and 1906 to 1920, he was also the superintendent of public instruction from 1890 to 1893 and the principal of a school in Indiana from 1893 to 1903. He was ordination in 1874. On July 17, 1846, <mask> was born. His parents were named <mask> and Julia Ellmaker. He was their fifth child.He attended Bloomsburg when he was young. He attended a classical school in a church. He was sent to a school run by Revered Gayley when he was fourteen. He went to Williams College at the age of 15. Sickness stopped his education for three years. He was one of the first people to graduate from the literary institute. In the fall of 1867, he went to Lafayette College.He graduated from there with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1870 and a Master of Arts degree in 1873. He was a tutor in Latin and Greek from 1870 to 1871. He won the Fowler Prize when he was at Lafayette College. He graduated from the Union Theological Seminary in 1874 after attending the Princeton Theological Seminary from 1871 to 1872. He received degrees from Lafayette College and Ursinus College in the 19th century. Juniata College granted a Doctor of Laws degree to <mask> in 1934. The Presbytery of Northumberland gave <mask> permission to preach in 1873.He was ordination by the Centralpresbytery of Philadelphia in 1874. From 1874 to 1876, he was a pastor in Philadelphia and from 1876 to 1877, he was a pastor in Bloomsburg. He was a member of the Presbytery of Northumberland from 1876 to 1890. He was a supply pastor while teaching at the Normal School. In 1893, he returned to preaching after leaving the office of public instruction. From 1870 to 1871, he was a tutor at Lafayette College, and from 1892 to 1898 he was a Trustee. He was the principal of the State Normal School.On July 17, 1877, <mask> was elected to this position. The school's board voted against <mask>'s promotion. His salary went from $1220 per year to $1120 after one year, but then went back up to $1300 per year in 1884. Mental and moral science was taught by <mask>. He lectured at the Columbia County Institute while he was a teacher. He made three appearances at the Columbia County Teachers' Institute. He was in charge of public instruction in Pennsylvania from 1890 to 1893 after the death of the previous holder.He continued to give addresses at the County Institutes. He was the one chosen for the position. He was the principal in Indiana, Pennsylvania from 1893 to 1903. He received the position on June 30, 1893, after applying for it in the beginning of the spring. He had a salary of $2000. He started attending board meetings in 1895. The possibility of athletics was examined by the school board.He came back to Bloomsburg in October 1895 after the death of his oldest son. The Indiana Normal School was moved to a half-day schedule in 1901. The Convention of Pennsylvania State Teachers was held in July 1896. He was elected president during the convention. He spoke to the convention in 1897 and the State Teacher's Association in 1899. He accepted the position of principal of the Bloomsburg State Normal School in the middle of October 1906. The previous time he worked at the Bloomsburg State Normal School, his salary was $4500.The science hall was opened in 1907. Football was approved for the normal school. He became more supportive of athletics as time went on. Domestic science, agriculture and library economics were added to the school's curriculum. The amount of education given to four years was increased. He lectured at Lafayette College in April and May 1912. During his time as principal of the normal school, he wrote an article for the Journal.He retired at the age of 74. Free textbooks, higher salaries for teachers, and professorships in normal schools were some of the things that <mask> advocated. He worked towards compulsory education. He was the convener of Philadelphia's convention of schools in February of 1891. In the spring of 1892, <mask> was one of the principal people to speak at the convention. His plans for reform included introducing cooperation between school personnel. In the previous years, he tried to gather support for his ideas on education.In April 1893, he left the office. The school term should be extended. He accepted the position of president of the Pennsylvania State College even though the school board wanted him to stay in Bloomsburg. The National Education Association held a convention in Kansas City in 1917. He made a speech at the Pennsylvania State Education Association. The State Normal School's sewage system was improved in 1884, as well as several buildings on the school's campus. He worked with the normal school to establish a physical plant.He was involved in the creation of a more efficient ventilating system at a normal school. He was a director of the North and West Branch Railway. Anna Appleman was married to <mask> on May 14, 1874. They had seven children. <mask>. was one of six of them. Margaret, Robert, and Harriet were born in 1884 and 1886, respectively. After 1893, he and his family went to the Chicago World's Fair.During the summer of 1903, <mask> took his family to Windermere. He bought an estate near Windermere as a summer home in 1904 and 1905. He swam on a daily basis into his 90's. He supported temperance. After retiring in 1920, <mask> spoke the invocation at the beginning of each school year from 1921 to 1938. He was active in the community after he retired. The title of President Emeritus was given to him in 1930, although the press referred to him as early as 1920.He last appeared at an event of statewide significance in 1934 at the 100th anniversary of the Free School Act. Tiffany Studios created a bronze tablet in 1922 that was engraved with <mask>'s contributions to education. The extension to the school's main dormitory was named after <mask>. In 1948, the gymnasium at the Indiana State Normal School was named the <mask> Building. The building at the Bloomsburg Teacher's College was dedicated to him in 1973. On June 28, 1941, he died at the age of 94. There is a picture of a bronze tablet in the honor of 1846 births and 1941 deaths.

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texts: <mask> is a New Zealand rugby union player who is currently playing in the Mitre 10 Cup. The Crusaders will have a captain for the 2020 Super Rugby season. In 2016 he was selected for the All Blacks and since then has played 36 tests for New Zealand. Growing up in a rugby household with older brothers Beauden and Kane, as well as younger brother Jordie, <mask> cut his teeth playing for Francis Douglas Memorial College. Beauden and Jordie are both on the All Black team. He was a member of the New Zealand Under 20 team which participated in the IRB Junior World Championship in France, where he made 3 appearances in total. When the Crusaders didn't have any international players who played a midweek match against the touring national team in June of last year, he got his big break.When the Super Rugby season resumed after the internationals, he gained his first full cap for the Crusaders. The replacements bench for the match against the on 5 July was named after injuries to international second-row forwards Sam Whitelock and Luke Romano. He replaced Jimmy Tupou in a 21-13 win for his side. The All Blacks played Ireland on November 5, 2016 in Chicago. <mask> came on as a substitute early in the second half for Jerome Kaino who had been selected to start at lock after Sam Whitelock and Brodie Retallick were injured. Beauden converted his brother's try into an international one. The final score was 40-29 and it was a historic loss to Ireland.Coming off the bench for victories against Ireland and France,<mask> earned a start the following week against Italy. He was the only All Black to play in all four tests on the end-of-year tour, a milestone for him as he had never been capped prior to the tour. The Crusaders had a new captain in Sam Whitelock in the beginning of the season, but by the end of the year, they had replaced him with <mask>, who had become a regular starter. After missing the 3-12 loss against the British and Irish Lions for the Crusaders due to injury, he recovered to start for them in all three of the knockout rounds of the season, including the Super Rugby Final victory over the Lions. Beauden and Jordie were part of the 33-man squad for the British and Irish Lions test series in New Zealand in mid- 2017). In the All Blacks' series against the British and Irish Lions in the summer of 2017, he came off the bench in all three tests, but only played 15 minutes due to the dominance of Whitelock and Retallick. After missing the first Bledisloe Cup test, the blindside flanker replaced by Liam Squire was on the bench in the second Bledisloe Cup test.<mask> touched the ball once and used it to set his older brother up for the winning try. On 19 September, he made a world-class impact off the bench against South Africa. He joined the side of the scrum at blindside flanker after he scored his second try. In round 4 and 5 of the Rugby Championship, he played well and stayed on the field for the full 80 minutes against Argentina. Due to personal reasons, Retallick did not play rugby for the rest of the year. He made 14 appearances for the All Blacks after the season finished, including every single test but two, and went back to his regular role on the bench against France, a French XV and against Wales on the end-of-year tour. In the first of three tests against France, <mask> and Beauden joined Jordie in the starting lineup, becoming the first family to have 3 brothers in the starting lineup.The All Blacks defeated France 52-11 in the first test. In the first test of the series, the three brothers all performed well, and they started against France in the second test. Jordie won the Man of the Match as the All Blacks won 26-13 in the second test, playing the full 80 minutes. In the third test of the series against France,<mask> was the best performing All Black. The All Blacks defeated France 49-14 in the final game of the Steinlager series to win the Man of the Match award. It was a rare feat for a player of his experience to go the whole series without being taken off. In the first two rounds of the Rugby Championship, <mask> was replaced as a starter.In the third test of the competition,<mask> was given the chance to start alongside Retallick, who was injured again, in a 46-24 win over Argentina. There was a shock 34-36 loss to South Africa in the final test of the Championship. The final test of the competition, against South Africa, saw <mask> score his fourth try in the dying minutes. The test ended with a narrow 32-30 win for New Zealand after late tries to Ardie Savea and <mask>. He played in all four tests of New Zealand's end-of-season tour. Prior to the Rugby World Cup, the All Blacks had a good Super Rugby season. After being short of match fitness, Beauden was immediately named to start for the All Blacks in their first test of the year.In the first half, he performed poorly. After only 39 minutes, <mask> was red-carded for a shoulder charge to the neck of the Australian captain. It was only the fourth time in the history of international rugby that a New Zealander had been sent off. The match ended with New Zealand's worst defeat in history, 26-47. The player was suspended for three weeks. Despite being picked over him as a starter, Patrick Tuipulotu played for the 92-0) win over Tonga. On 28 August, All Blacks Head Coach, Steve Hansen named both of his brothers in the New Zealand squad for the Rugby World Cup.During the World Cup, he played in two tests. The first trio of brothers to start for New Zealand in a World Cup match were the <mask>s against Canada. The first trio of brothers to all score a try in the same match were the <mask> brothers. Although he wasn't in the starting lineup for the quarter-final against Ireland, he was in the starting lineup for the semi-final against England. With England fielding two openside flankers in their starting lineup, New Zealand lost 7-19 in the semi-finals. Steve Hansen admitted that he made a mistake in starting three locks against England. The Crusaders' captain for the 2020 Super Rugby season was named after New Zealand finished third at the Rugby World Cup.As a future All Black Captain, he was promoted. 1993 births New Zealand international rugby union players Crusaders (rugby union) players Canterbury rugby union players Rugby union locks people educated at Francis Douglas Memorial College

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texts: <mask> was a composer and music critic<mask> was born at 26Newton Road, Faversham, Kent, the second son of <mask>, an Inland Revenue Official, who was the son of <mask> of Coleraine, County Londonderry. The first son of his parents, <mask>, died in 1885. After that, Joseph and Janet moved to Faversham. <mask> was found in the Cottage Hospital in Faversham in the 1891 census, after his mother Janet died at the age of 26. <mask> moved to Coleraine in Ireland to be cared for by aunts. He was left with a limp when he was young, and was unable to walk until he was 12.At the age of ten, he took a vow not to sleep until he had learned the notes of the bass staff, according to his own account. During his five years with the teacher, he proceeded from Clementi and Dussek to the easier, with not one trashy piece in between. I think the best thing she ever did was to leave him alone. C.J.Brennan, Dr. E.M. Chaundy, and Dr. Eaglefield-Hull were <mask>'s professors. He obtained a bachelor's degree in Music at Oxford and a doctorate in Music at Balliol College, Oxford. He was a fellow of the Royal College of Organists. He was an organist at St. Patrick's Parish Church in Coleraine from 1914 to 1916 and then at Bangor Abbey Church in 1922.He was a lecturer in music at Queen's University, Belfast, before he died, and he was an external examiner at Trinity College, Dublin, from 1923 to 1924. He used to be the music critic for the Belfast Telegraph. He was the general editor of "Ulster Airs". He was an organist at the church. He married a Coleraine girl on April 7, 1920. They had two sons, Michael and Joseph. <mask> died in Northern Ireland in 1943.He was external examiner for degrees in music at Dublin University from 1923 to 1924, according to his obituary in The Times. He was appointed as a lecturer on music at Queen's University in 1941. "Dr <mask>'s main work was 'Paean', performed in 1932 at the Three Choirs Festival," it continued. There are two notable orchestral works by him. Dunluce and Paean were both performed in London in 1925 and 1934. His work To Wonder was performed at the opening of the Belfast Station of the British Broadcasting Corporation. There are also awards for a madrigal in 1908, a violoncello and piano on Irish folk tunes, and a string quartet on Irish folk tunes.Irish folksongs have an influence on his melodic style. Maurice Handford conducted a performance of Dunluce in 1987 for the BBC. The first performance of The Wind Among the Reeds was given by Melanie Armitstead, the chorus of the Belfast Philharmonic Society and the Ulster Orchestra, and was conducted by John Lubbock. In October 1995 there was a new performance of the string quartet. His work was performed in 2002 and his sons were there to hear it. The Wind Among the Reeds is a song written by Joseph Campbell and Orchestral Dunluce. For chorus and orch.To Wonder was written by Robert N. D. Wilson. The Paean for mezzo, chorus and orchestra was written by George Herbert. The Silent Land was a winner of the Carnegie Trust Award. 'Hay, Edward Norman' is a song in the Folk Music of Ireland. Its Past, Present and Future was published in The Musical Quarterly 6. There is a brief biography and a list of his works.

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texts: The American tech entrepreneur, advisor and speaker was born on April 29, 1958. He is the first CEO of the company. A serialentrepreneur who helped found the U.S. edition of Macworld magazine and the computer mail-order businesses MacWarehouse and MicroWarehouse, now serves on the boards of Looker Data Sciences and Chubbies Shorts. He was a board member of Getable, Rafter, and ReadyForce. The chairman of the board of trustees of the National Outdoor Leadership School is a man who has compared founding companies to his experience as a mountain guide. The eldest child of <mask>, an Austrian-born nuclear engineer and his wife, was born to a Jewish family in Chappaqua, New York. Sigmund Freud was a paternal great-granduncle.Edward Bernays was a pioneer in the field of public relations and propaganda. He was one of the youngest instructors at the National Outdoor Leadership School. He graduated from Hamilton College with a degree in geology. His first job out of college was at Cherry Lane Music Company in New York. In charge of the company's small mail-order operation, <mask> taught himself direct mail and marketing techniques while tinkering with different ways to sell Cherry Lane's catalog of sheet music directly to consumers. The decision to create a user interface that doubled as a market research platform was influenced by <mask>'s fascination with using computer software to track customers' buying behavior. He helped found the U.S. version of MacUser magazine in 1984 and developed his theories about using direct mail to influence and retain customers.While co-founding computer mail-order firms MacWarehouse and MicroWarehouse with Peter Godfrey and his partners about a year later, <mask> made the connection between overnight delivery and improved customer retention. The discovery was crucial to the company's growth and survival, as the company's subscriber base first blossomed and cut into Blockbuster Inc revenues in cities where they offered overnight DVD delivery. The dawn of the Internet age saw the building of direct-to-consumer marketing operations at Borland International. He left Borland in 1995 to work at Silicon Valley start-ups, including as a member of the founding team of Integrity QA, a developer of automated software testing products. Pure Atria acquired a software startup in 1996. Reed Hastings is the founder and CEO of Pure Atria. Rational Software would acquire Pure Atria in an $850 million stock swap in 1996, making it the richest merger in Silicon Valley history.When the Rational merger was finalized, Hastings and <mask> commuted between their homes in Santa Cruz, California and Silicon Valley for about four months, and on these drives, the idea for Netflix was born. Amazon.com pioneered the e- commerce model. He wanted to explore the idea of selling the compact new digital format online after hearing about the test of digital-versatile-discs in several U.S. markets. They tested the idea with a compact disc because they couldn't find a DVD. We were in Santa Cruz and we wondered if we could mail them. We went into a stationery store and bought a greeting card and put the music CD in the envelope and mailed it to Reed. He said it came the next day.If there was a moment, it was when Hastings said it was fine. For the first year, Hastings acted as chief executive of the company, which was named after him. There was an office park in Scotts Valley, California, where the company launched. The user interface was designed to act as an online catalog of movies and a market research platform so that he could constantly test different versions to perfect the user experience. The data generated by the market tests led the team to combine their three ideas into a single business model: a subscription-based service with no due dates or late fees and unlimited access to content. The subscriber data collected by the user interface fed a recommendation engine known as Cinematch that helped manage the company's limited DVD inventory by guiding subscribers to movies and TV shows that were in stock and generally away from new releases. The CEO post went to Hastings in 1999.Lowe turned Redbox into a movie kiosk giant after Hastings rejected it as a line of business. Two years after helping guide the company through its initial public offering, <mask> left. He said he preferred the start-up stage because Hastings was successful in scaling the company to 93 million subscribers. It is very much triage at the beginning. I'm good at picking the three you have to fix if there are a hundred things broken. "I'm not good at the other ninety-seven." He served as a mentor at MiddCORE and was a board member of Looker Data Sciences.He is in charge of the entrepreneurship center at High Point University. He is a keynote speaker and focuses on entrepreneurship, leadership, and innovation. He travels the world speaking about the lessons he has learned from his other startup investments. Little, Brown and Company published his book in September of 2019. Since 1987, the couple has been married. They have three children. There are external links to the births of American business executives and 20th-century American Jews.

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texts: The 1st Baronet was a Canadian who died in 1929. The Bank of Montreal, the Royal Victoria Hospital and the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts were all headed by him. He was a board member of the Canadian Pacific Railway. His home in Montreal's Golden Square Mile was made a National Historic Site of Canada in 1990 and is now part of a university. The fifth son of John Walsingham and Sarah Pegler was born in London, Ontario. One of his great uncles married a niece of a general and a cousin of a duke. He chose to use his first name after his family gave him his middle name.He was part of a group of brothers. They included Chief Justice Richard Martin <mask>. The Eight London Merediths were close to several of their cousins. After graduating from a home rich in cultural elements, he joined the Bank of Montreal as a clerk in 1867. He was the first Canadian-born president of the bank from 1913 to 1927. He was the chairman of the board after he died. The Bank of Montreal was the national bank of Canada before the creation of the Bank of Canada in 1934.When he resigned his presidency in 1927, the bank's assets had tripled to $831 million. Along with his cousins, William Henry and Frederick Edmund, he attained high position within the bank. The bank's headquarters was on St. James Street in Montreal, Quebec. When he retired as president of the bank in 1927, The Banker, published in London, England, summed up the effect he had on Canadian financial affairs during his time at the bank. He was president of the Royal Victoria Hospital and president of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. King George V created a hereditary Baronet of the United Kingdom for him in 1916 for his service to Canada and the British Empire. The youngest daughter of Andrew Allan, who had succeeded his elder brother, Sir Hugh Allan, as president of the Allan Line and the Merchant's Bank, was married to Lady <mask>.Additional wealth and powerful connections were brought about by this marriage. As a wedding gift, his father-in-law gave him and his wife a parcel of land on the corner of Pine Avenue and Peel Street in the Golden Square Mile, just across from Ravenscrag. "Ardvarna", a red brick mansion, was built in 1894 by the architect Edward Maxwell. The summer house they designed was in Mont Saint-Bruno, Quebec. The National Historic Site of Canada was established in 1990. When wounded Canadian soldiers started to return from the Front in 1918, Lady <mask>'s Montreal home. King George VI and Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother stayed in Montreal, Quebec during the 1939 Royal Tour of Canada.The house was donated to the Royal Victoria Hospital in Montreal in 1942. The first ice hockey trophy in Canada to be competed for between women in ankle-length skirts was donated to the Quebec Ladies' Hockey Association. On the 100th anniversary of the Montreal Thistle Curling Club in 1943, the Montreal Gazette reported that she was "probably the first lady in Canada to put up an iron". She was president of the Purple Cross, a service for the care of wounded and disabled horses on the battlefield during World War I, as well as president of the Canadian Women's Army auxiliary Corps. She was a founding member of the Montreal Ladies Golf Club. Along with Prince Arthur, Duke of Connaught and Strathearn and George Curzon, the 1st Marquess of Kedleston gave birth to Robert Henry Arthur Rivers-Bulkeley, son of Colonel Charles Rivers-Bulkeley and Annie. The only son of her first cousin, Sir Montagu Allan, was the grandson of Frederick Edmund <mask>.<mask> was a generous philanthropist. He was a founding member of the Canadian Mental Health Association and served on its board of directors. In 1909 he gave the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal an automobile, Canada's first motor ambulance, but as with all his gifts and donations, he refused to allow anything of it to be mentioned in the papers. It was his idea to bring the famous doctor to the hospital. At the Bank of Montreal, he set up a fund to help the female employees of the bank during a financial crisis. Six hundred thousand dollars was left in his will to be shared between three universities. SirVincent was said to have taken every opportunity to relieve suffering in Montreal.He donated a set of four Louis Comfort Tiffany windows to the new building of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, as well as giving financial backing and donations from his own art collection. The best all-round athlete of the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association, as well as the Meredith Cup for the Waltzing Competition held at the Winter Club, were given by him. They shared a passion for horses and had a good eye for them. They both imported fine horses from Ireland and England and rode with the Montreal Hunt. His younger brother, J.P., was a highly respected judge at the London Horse Show in England, and also bred his own horses at his farm outside London, Ontario. SirVincent was fond of fishing. One of the most enthusiastic supporters of Grand Opera in Montreal, Quebec was the man and woman who had a great interest in music and art.He was a founding member of the Mount Royal Club in Montreal, the Ritz-Carlton Montreal Hotel and the Montreal Winter Club. His short-lived baronetcy became extinct because he died without children. His wife lived in their Montreal home until 1941, when she gave it to the Royal Victoria Hospital as a nurses residence. The property was acquired by the university in 1975, and is now home to the Centre for Medicine, Ethics, and Law. There is a plot reserved for the <mask> family at Mount Royal Cemetery. One of his brothers, Charles, is buried with his wife, daughter and cousin. His family in Canada and Ireland were remarkably distinguished.See also Canadian peers and baronets. The new president's record was published in the Montreal Gazette. The Popular Doorman died of Pneumonia in 1929 and made 7 bequests totaling $575,000. There are photographs of his mother and brother outside of their home on Talbot Street, London. There is a person named Ballantyne. There was a victory loan parade in Montreal in 1918 and a portrait of <mask> and Lady <mask> was taken in 1924.

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texts: She works for TV Tokyo. She was born in Kyushu. She attended East Chikushi Gakuen High School and the Department of Literature Japanese literature at Ferris University. She studied at Tsinghua University in Beijing, China, and is proficient in Chinese. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 She lived in Jiygaoka during her college years, but only for a period of studying abroad. She joined TV Tokyo after graduating from university.She joined along with Masaru Akahira. She appeared in various genres after joining TV Tokyo. She often works as a studio assistant, or goes to the coverage alone, in the crown programme of journalist Akira Ikegami that is broadcast on an irregular occasion as a special programme. She appeared in variety shows and information shows. There were various characters in Ado Machikku Tengoku and Complicated Summers2. She is always in the top of the "Favorite Female Announcer Ranking" because of this activity. She was appointed to the New York branch of the Tokyo office as an affiliate of TV Tokyo and handed it over to TV Tokyo, the United States.She was in charge of overseas interviews with Future Century Zipangu and special programmes, as well as reporting from New York City on news programmes such as World Business Satellite. She returned to Japan as a press caster after completing her appointment to the New York Branch. She became the main caster of World Business Satellite on the 31st of the same month. She married Ooki Matsumoto President of Monex, Inc. on 17 September of the same year. She has a brother. Her hobbies include watching operas, reading, long baths, and viewing Mount Fuji. Michael Ende's book is her favourite.She became interested in China from the Three Kingdoms who read when she was young and has chosen I Ching for the subject of the university's graduation thesis. She is bright for Chinese pops and talking by herself. She is good at karaoke and the artist she is good at is Teresa Teng. She did karaoke three times. She registered in the program in October of 2007. A college friend collapsed with leukemia because of the close observation of her illness. Hope is higher than the sky is her motto.She uses it as the title of her newspaper column. On December 21, 2012 she appeared on a VTR broadcast in NHK General TV's Asaichi. In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the opening, it was announced that she will appear in the TV Toky female announcer calendar, and that she will be the first female to do so. Prior to her assignment to the New York Branch, she was a sub-caster of World Business Satellite Saturday Edition. She appeared live from the branch's studio during her assignment. She became the main caster on 31 March. After his appearance on September 28, 2008, Ohama returned to the programme as a sub-caster for five and a half years.Kochira Keizai Hensh-ch is a regular appearance. Ado Machikku Tengoku (Apr 2003 to 30 March 2013), Tokumitsu & Croket no "Meikyoku no Jikandesu" (4Apr 2005 to 30 September 2006), Soku Hou! Joshi Ana cooking: Oshiete! Ongaku Baka is responsible for the News Break on Friday. The Rekishi Mystery was narrated by <mask> no Heya and Ryo Ishikawa. Sekai no Kenchiku! In charge of the theme related to the United States in charge of local coverage One-off programmes, etc.Geki-sei! There is an authorized person in charge for 10 minutes on weekdays. Gwan! Coaching! Kenkyjo was a reporter in Beijing for the 2008 Summer Olympics. The Gyakury Research Taish was moderated by AriKen Oyaji. Mra ga Abaku Sekai San  Mystery Tour.Quiz Ssaku Variety: Kurukuru Earth. My Sister Doll was named K k! Kyonsh Girl: Tokyo Denshidai Senki Episode 2 is a TV show. The present condition of fortunetelling and the future is the subject of an essay in Japan. The Ferris University Graduate School of Japanese Literature published a book in 2001. Ado Machikku Tengoku Tokyo Shitamachi Aruki. "To remain intact to remain Moyamoya" is a TV Tokyo programme text.The newspaper columns were written by Sichi Noguchi-<mask> <mask>. "Beauty 2000" Shkan Golf Digest, "I will teach you the truth of my erotic remark!" "Megane Girl Declaration of Mariko Ooe!" is in the September 2005 issue of Weekly Playboy. The Record Geijutsu (Apr 2007 Issue, Ongaku No Tomo Sha) "I Heart TV Tokyo" TV Bros. The Beautiful Lady and Television issue was published in the Tokyo News Service. The award ceremony for the 2004 award was held on February 24, 2010 at the NHK. She showed short-circuit and one-off gags, as well as exquisite interaction of the trio state with the comedy duo Summers who have co-starred since the new announcer era.Their reactions that did not decorate, such as getting drunk during the show, addicted to the point of laughter and getting caught were popular. They challenge a lot of things in each location. It was not possible to do better than want to do. She didn't slide well on ice skating and the pattern was frequently broadcast. Mabo Tofu was asked a lot in the meal scene. By the way, her favourite place to eat Mabo Tofu is in Yokohama Chinatown. After transferring to the TV Tokyo New York branch office, graduating with the broadcast at the end of March.Her graduation was announced with tears in the end of February. She served as a move for herself in "3/3 Hour Special" on 7 April, the same year that became the last appearance before the graduation, after having performed the last location in Japan in Kamakura. A picture was taken of her at the New York branch office. There is a place of greeting in the privilege video of the DVD, and there is a nickname for it. As soon as she returned home from New York, the Complicated Summers staff gave her a dinner party and watched me, as well as the assistant and Oe four shot talks that were recorded on the DVD's first award disc. She was surrounded by naked Kanjani Eight members and performing cosplay. Shutsubotsu!Ado Machikku Tengoku is also known for self-introductions of mixed puns in opening, early cosplay and special skill. At any time, they are shown. When she visited Hakata with the first all-regional location of the same programme, she liked the local television series affiliated bureau, TVQ Kyushu Broadcasting mascot character "Moni Dai", appeared with a stuffed animal in the programme advertisement for the same station. She is providing guidance to Kinya Aikawa because she is from the local area. A necklace was sold at a vending machine. She appeared on other programmes when she declared to wear it. She appeared on World Business Satellite.Ado Machikku Tengoku is wearing a necklace. She confessed on World Business Satellite that it was an accessory for a bag, not a necklace. Do Tanki Tsumekomi Kyiku! Gwan! Coaching! She participated as a student in "Karaoke Progressive Coaching", she performed a vocal training practice while conscious of the abdominal muscles, such as breathing while holding a plastic bottle and raising a chirp loudly while raising the chair. As the setting of "Maryves-chan" was a foreign narrator, she made a narration with so-called "foreigners speaking Japanese" with high speed and high tension.There are links to External links.

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texts: The general of the Chinese Northern Wei dynasty was named <mask>ng. When his father's cousin was the paramount general of the state, he became a major general. He was well-known for his role in defusing the Guanzhong region, which was seized by rebel generals in 530. After Emperor Xiaozhuang killed <mask> in 530, he tried to maintain a relatively distant profile from the other Erzhu clan members. After the other Erzhus had suffered defeats at the hands of the rebelling general, they tried to help him, but were defeated by another general who rebelled, and he was executed. His father was a cousin of <mask>, who was the chief of the Xiongnu Qihu tribe. He was said to be capable of archery and horseriding in his youth.He was considered a close friend by <mask> Rong and he discussed military matters with him. After Emperor Xiaoming was poisoned by his mother, <mask> Rong set out to attack the capital in order to overthrow her. After the death of Emperor Xiaozhuang and the creation of the Duke of Chang, he gave one of his home provinces, Si Province, to <mask> Tianguang. When he set out to destroy the rebel Emperor of Qi, Ge Rong, he gave his entire home base, including Bing Province, to <mask> Tianguang. One of the generals under the command of <mask> Rong's close associate Yuan Tianmu was defeated by the rebel general Xing Gao. At the same time, the Prince of Beihai, who also claimed the throne, was attacking the town with the support of a rival Dynasty. Xiaozhuang fled to the north with his troops.After securing Bing and Si Provinces, <mask> Rong sent <mask> Tianguang back to Bing and Si Provinces, where he defeated Yuan Hao. The Duke of Guangzong was created by Emperor Xiaozhuang after Yuan Hao's defeat. The general Heba Yue was going to be sent to command an army against Moqi when he claimed the title of emperor. Heba Yue did not want to be in command and instead offered to serve under a member of the <mask> clan. Heba and Houmochen Yue were put in charge of the army by <mask> Rong. After being given a relatively small army, the campaign against Moqi appeared to be futile, but with <mask> and Heba both being capable generals, they scored initial victories and then misled Moqi into believing that they would rest several months before taking further action. Instead, they made a surprise attack against Moqi, capturing him in battle, and then captured the capital of Moqi, Gaoping.Emperor Xiaozhuang demote his rank and title to marquess after <mask> Rong's follow-up campaign against Moqi Daoluo was unsuccessful. Moqi Daoluo was forced to flee to another rebel general, Wang, and then defeated and captured both of them. The campaign against Emperor Xiaozhuang was put in charge of the provinces with the headquarters at Chang'an. His title was restored. Emperor Xiaozhuang was killed in the palace in 530 because he was afraid that <mask> Rong would seize the throne. The nephew and cousin of <mask> Rong rebelled and declared their nephew the Prince of Changguang emperor. When Emperor Xiaozhuang sent his official to try to persuade <mask> Tianguang to join his side, <mask> Tianguang made ambiguous gestures, trying to encourage Emperor Xiaozhuang to abandon.The Prince of Longxi title was bestowed on Emperor Xiaozhuang, but he did not make any threats against him. When Emperor Xiaozhuang died around the new year 531, <mask> Zhao and <mask> Shilong went to meet with him, but he returned to his post at Chang'. He suggested to <mask> Shilong that it was too far away from the recent emperors' to make the grandson of Emperor Xianwen a proper candidate for the throne. In the spring of 531, the throne was taken from Yuan Ye by Emperor Jiemin. In the summer of 531, the western provinces were defeated and the rebel general Suqin Mingda was captured. When the general Gao Huan rebelled at Xindu later in the summer, the planned campaigns against the rebel generals were abandoned. The generals Husi Chun and Heba Sheng tried to force <mask> Shilong to help his clan members so that they could be destroyed together.After taking the city of Yecheng in 532, <mask> Shilong's army went to converge with his brother's army. Even though they had numerical advantage, they were defeated by Gao and <mask> Zhao fled back to Jinyang. Husi rebelled at this time, seizing the fortress of Beizhong just north of the Yellow River, and when they failed to regain it, they retreated. Two people were executed by Gao. The official history of Northern Wei, the Book of Wei, written during the succeeding Northern Qi, was highly critical of the Erzhus, but they were not corrupt or disloyal, unlike the other Erzhu clan members. There are references to the vols. 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142, 142,The book of wei is vol. 75. The History of Northern Dynasties. 48 The place of birth is unknown.

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texts: The first passenger railway in Ireland, the Dublin and Kingstown Railway (D&KR), and the first commercial atmospheric railway in the world, the Dalkey Atmospheric Railway, were established by <mask>m. <mask> came from a branch of the Pim family that moved to Dublin in 1795. <mask> was a cousin of Thomas, Jonathan and <mask>. There is a record of a marriage that took place on 11 November 1823 in the Friend's Meeting-house in Dungannon. Pim set up a stock broking business in 1824 with relatively little capital but would have required personal securities which could have been backed by members of his family. He bought the Dublin agency from his father. He started buying stock in the Grand Canal Company when it was cheap and by 1830 he had a holding of over $6,000.He was described as a man of rare ability and was to prove his worth in future negotiations with the Great Western Railway. <mask> was the committee treasurer and several other family and business associates were on the committee as directors of The Retreat at Bloomfield, a Dublin institution for persons afflicted with disorders of the mind. <mask> was a partner in several companies. The early stages of setup of the Dublin and Kingstown Railway were helped by the resources of the firm. <mask> stood as guarantor for Alexander Nimmo to perform a survey for a railway alternative when he was involved with a group looking at canal transport solutions from Kingstown Harbour to Dublin. At a meeting of the D&KR committee on December 2, 1831, <mask> was appointed Secretary, a position he had held in the provisional committee, and was noted for taking a disproportionately large share of the burden. The records of the D&KR company show that the present favorable prospects of the company are due to the great personal exertions of <mask>.On that day, he was appointed the treasurer. The position of "Clerk of the Company" was taken by an engineer. Bergin and <mask> were to make an excellent team. <mask> successfully negotiated a Board of Public Works loan with a series of letters backed by increasing security guarantees until the loan was forthcoming. Minor construction problems and workmen injuries were smoothed out by Pim and the consulting engineer Charles Blacker Vignoles. When the D&KR initially raised a bill to extend the D&KR to Dalkey there was considerable opposition and a select committee Pim made some progress when cross-examining opposition witnesses but ultimately the bill had to be dropped. Pim had to negotiate with the Admiralty in order to get a small extension to Kingstown.D&KR officers and directors visited the atmospheric railway at Wormwood Scrubbs in 1840. The world's first commercial system between Kingstown and Dalkey was installed after <mask> became an avid enthusiast. The Dalkey atmospheric had difficulties for ten years. The proposal for the Great Southern and Western Railway to be built as an atmospheric railway alongside the Grand was rebuked by the GS&WR's Sir John Benjamin Macneill. The Great Western Railway supported a startup in the mid 1840s that wanted to build a line from Dublin to Bray. The D&KR board was advised by <mask> to negotiate terms to lease the D&KR to the WWW&DR. The D&KR ceased to be a train operating company ten years after the WWW&DR exercised those rights.<mask>'s health was affected by negotiations with the GWR in London in 1845 and he continued negotiations with the WWW&DR up time of his death in 1956. On the day of his death, the D&KR shareholders voted to give the money to his widow. <mask> senior was the father of <mask>. Henry was the brother of <mask> junior. <mask>'s relatives were involved with the Dublin and Kingston Railway. On December 2, 1892, <mask> was appointed chairman of the board of directors. After working for the D&KR, <mask> was invited to Grand Canal Street Works where he worked on the Princess locomotive.The secretary of the D&KR at the time was Joseph B<mask>. <mask> and Eliza had 11 children. Through their friendship with Alice Grahame, the fiancée of Wellesley Bailey, the Pim Sisters were able to raise funds for The Leprosy Mission. When his contract was not renewed in 1861 he was replaced by Martin Atock who was also involved in railways. There are references to Irish Quakers 1796 births and 1856 deaths.

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texts: <mask> is a contemporary artist. A mixed-media artist, Bickerton often combines photographic and painterly elements with industrial and found object assemblages. He is associated with an art movement. <mask> is the son of a linguist and scholar of Creole and pidgin languages. His family moved around the globe because of his father's research work. Bickerton lived in a number of countries as a child. In 1972 the family settled in Hawaii.<mask> became a US citizen in the 1980's. He spent 12 years in New York where he established his career before moving to the island of Indonesia in 1993. Career <mask> attended the Whitney Museum Independent Study Program after graduating from the California Institute of the Arts. He was included in a four-person show at the Sonnabend Gallery in 1986 that included Jeff Koons, Peter Halley and Meyer Vaisman. "East Village USA" was a show that featured <mask>. In 2009, he was included in Pop Life: Art in a Material World, at the Tate Modern in London, and the following year he was exhibited in Collecting Biennials at the Whitney Museum of American Art, which paid homage to the previous 80 years of Whitney Biennial. He has had solo exhibitions in Los Angeles, New York, and London.<mask>'s work is included in public art and museum collections over the last twenty-five years. His works are in the collections of a number of museums. The first solo exhibition by <mask> was held at Gajah Gallery. The month-long exhibition, "Junk Anthropologies", marked a new direction for the American master of philosophy, where he re-established himself as a master painter in the grand tradition. The focus of the works is about the corruption that he witnessed while he was a resident there, with the styles greatly influenced by Paul Gauguin. Bickerton had a retrospective at Newport Street Gallery in London. The exhibition presented 51 works, many of which were new and previously unexhibited, and spanned more than three decades of the artist's career.Canoe, Shark, Woman is a sculpture that The Guardian described as having the look of the ritual of Bickerton's tropical island obsession, creating a power object or fetish (as islanders do) with found objects. <mask> had two solo shows in New York. There are art objects from his Ocean Chunk series that were first conceived while living in New York City prior to his relocation to the Indonesian island ofBali in 1993. There were two shows at O'Flaherty's on Avenue C, one of which wascurated by Ellie Rines. The commidification of the art object itself has been explored in the work of <mask>. His objects are often grotesque and critique capitalism. Bickerton made works which looked like packing cases and crates and were covered with corporate logos.There is a display of corporate logos and constructions titled as either "Self-Portraits," "Commercial pieces," or "Anthropospheres." They are assemblages of technological or industrial materials with the inclusion of found elements and screen printed iconographic images. These seemingly functional objects without clear purpose are often covered in various logos. Franois Pinault has a collection of his artwork. The mixed-media pieces he made in collaboration with the Singapore Tyler Print Institute are spooky images of green-skinned creatures emerging from a sea littered with cans and bottles. The most recent project of Bickerton was a collaboration with the YAL. The major initiative of Gajah Gallery is based in Indonesia's up and coming art hub of Yogyakarta.<mask> would like to think of the "mitochondrial eve" as a series of sculptures. The artist's original clay models are being reinvented in a variety of archival materials centered on cast aluminum. Some of the more important contemporary sculpture produced in the past 10 years have been described by Jasdeep Sandhu. <mask> continues to develop work within his established themes and iconography. In 2006 and 2007, he created large-format digital prints and paintings with thick wooden frame constructions. The elements can be seen in "Made's Warung" in 2006 and "Green Head with Inlay" in 2007. There is a new series of Silver Ladies, which are nude except for a floral sash around their hips and coronas of tropical flowers.Their bare skin and dreadlocked hair are painted bright colors. 2 C (A)W E2 P.G. is the first painting in this series. The artist's wife is quoted in the catalogue "Junk Anthropologies", written by Jamie James and published by Gajah Gallery. There are links to O'Flaherty's gallery, the Singapore Tyler Print Institute, the Sonnabend Gallery, and the California Institute of the Arts.

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